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Hey,
I've been holding onto an old 1963A $10 bill that I got from my friend at my local 7 Eleven, and was wondering if it was worth anything. The $10 bill is a star note serial number G08206908* The bill is in fairly good condidion, and its still a bit crisp. The $20 bill is not a star, but it is from 1974, that I got from a party store, when I cashed a check. Serial number G57638369E. This $20 is in very good condition, almost like new. So, could these bills command a small premium at all, or are they just worth their face value? (Even though this is a paper money topic, I'm also posting it here on the coin group, since more people come here than to r.c.p-m.) Tom |
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